How to Prevent Ransomware – A Technical Checklist
From email security to zero trust network access, John Headley recommends 10 tools to defend against ransomware.
Items with Tag: Cybersecurity
The Zero Trust Model
The traditional “trust but verify” model hasn’t been able to withstand today’s cybersecurity threat landscape. Here’s how the Zero Trust Model is different.
What is EDR? – A Primer in 5 Minutes
EDR stands for Endpoint Detection & Response. Learn how EDR goes beyond what is offered by standard endpoint protection platform (EPP), i.e. traditional antivirus products.
A Closer Look at Technologies Enabling Remote Work: VDI vs VPN
Two of the most popular options for setting up a remote workspace are VPN and VDI. It’s important to know the differences between each option in order to select the right fit for your business.
Easy and Essential Cyber Security Habits: Part 4
If you have home Wi-Fi, chances are you have a router that goes along with it. But has it ever crossed your mind that your router can also be compromised?
Easy and Essential Cyber Security Habits: Part 3
Since our phones have become such a crucial part of our lives, we should make every effort to put good cyber security habits to make sure that your smartphone is safeguarded.
Easy and Essential Cyber Security Habits: Part 2
Ah, yes: passwords. Something we all use daily, but don’t think twice about securing, even though we should. Here are a few practicalities you should consider when it comes to creating and resetting your password.
Easy and Essential Cyber Security Habits
In order to put cyber security habits into practice, you need to have a starting point, so without further ado, let’s get started.
Google Ransomware Map
Google Maps displays ransomware attacks against medical, educational and governmental organizations as reported across the US with the Ransomware War Map.
Personal Backup: When is Enough, Enough?
Backing up your data on a regular basis is one of the most crucial practices for technology users; this ensures that your important data will never be completely gone.